Recently, an annually auto show had been held in Chicago. Here enclosed to your some of car maker that commit linearly with the industries although not at their hometown.Of course it is all about business. Through determination and healthy competition, they deserve the successful in strange area for them.But, as you can see.It comes reality nowadays.
2010 Nissan 370Z
Nissan just unwrapped a 40th Anniversary gift to itself at the 2010 Chicago Auto Show. More specifically, it’s celebrating the 40th anniversary of one of its most iconic vehicles, the Z car, with a special edition version of the latest in a long line of formidable sportscars to wear that badge. The limited edition 2010 Nissan 370Z 40th Anniversary model is actually a bit late to the party since the original 240Z technically debuted in North America on October 22, 1969.
Whereas the 1970 240Z was a revolution in the affordable sportscar scene with a sticker at just $3,626, the 40th Anniversary Edition will start at $38,860.
There are also additional changes inside, like red door panel inserts, 40th Anniversary logos in the seatbacks and on the floormats, red stitching on the center stack, shift boot and kneepads, red-stitched leather on the steering wheel and a 40th commemorative plaque. It even comes with a commemorative “premium satin car cover.”
Toyota FT-86
This is… odd. But here’s the very long story short. Japan’s Holiday Autos is reporting that Toyota has decided to scrap the design of the so far pretty much beloved FT-86. Don’t worry, the FT-86 and its rear-wheel drive, simple, cheap, sporty self isn’t in danger. Toyota had three competing designs to work worth and have picked one that they liked better than the car we saw in Tokyo. That is their right and privilege.
This new design is reportedly the work of a Northern American design team also known as Calty Design Research, beating out Toyota’s other European and Japanese proposals. The European team is responsible for the FT-86 concept we’ve seen so far. Trouble is, we have no idea what this new car looks like and we like how the concept looked. FT86club.com has a rendering of what the new car may look like posted here.
Hyundai Azera
Things are looking good for Hyundai, but they are releasing lots of new-and-improved metal. In a market where product is king, that’s a good thing.morning, despite no official Hyundai press conference here.
The big news are its two engines. The mid-cycle Azera will still use either a 3.3-liter or 3.8-liter V6, just like the outgoing car. However, both Lambda engines now use DCVVT (Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing) instead of CVVT. Translation: instead of only the intake valves getting varied, the exhaust valves’ timing can be manipulated, too. In English that means more power and better mileage.
The 3.3-liter V6 makes 260 horsepower and 233 pound-feet of torque while the big 3.8-liter V6 cranks out 283 ponies and 263 units of torque. Much more impressive than that are their mileage numbers. An Azera equipped with the 3.3-liter mill gets 20 mpg city and 28 mpg highway, increases of 11 and 8 percent, respectively. The 3.8-liter motor allows the Azera to achieve 19 mpg city, 27 mpg highway, increases of 12 and 4 percent.
This is… odd. But here’s the very long story short. Japan’s Holiday Autos is reporting that Toyota has decided to scrap the design of the so far pretty much beloved FT-86. Don’t worry, the FT-86 and its rear-wheel drive, simple, cheap, sporty self isn’t in danger. Toyota had three competing designs to work worth and have picked one that they liked better than the car we saw in Tokyo. That is their right and privilege.
This new design is reportedly the work of a Northern American design team also known as Calty Design Research, beating out Toyota’s other European and Japanese proposals. The European team is responsible for the FT-86 concept we’ve seen so far. Trouble is, we have no idea what this new car looks like and we like how the concept looked. FT86club.com has a rendering of what the new car may look like posted here. But again, who knows? Especially as Holiday Autos doesn’t strike us as the most trustworthy of sources. We’ll try to do some digging and keep you posted. Tip of the floppy fedora to Cameron!
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